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One of Florida's best marine-inspired artists Dennis Friel created the beautiful boat wrap for the TACO Marine Project Boat. Inspired by Friel's own work on his SeaVee, Ship Shape TV host John Greviskis walks us through the creative development with Friel and boat wrap application with IGX 2000.

The episode you've been waiting for is FINALLY HERE. We're bringing you the final Ship Shape TV episode that features the TACO Marine Project Boat conclusion. An adventure more than two years in the making, with twists and turns and wonderful surprises, Project Boat would not have been possible without the tremendous support of its many sponsors listed below. Together, we fundraised more than $...

This short two-minute video offers a behind-the-panel tip on how dash panels are connected and installed properly. This may help you understand why and how an electrical problem related to the dash panel and wiring gets fixed in the future.

One of the major replacements on the TACO Marine Project Boat was replacing the windshield and its seals. In this video with John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV, we see what was involved in replacing the windshield.

In Part 21 of the TACO Marine Project Boat, watch how easy it is to replace those old, scratched and partly opaque portlights with brand new ones. It’s a relatively inexpensive project to help make your boat look new again.

We got together with the professionals at Canvas Designers for new interior bolsters and cushions for the TACO Marine Project Boat. In this video, John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV provides insight on how foam density selection is based on the area, which, in this case, is primarily used for sitting or sleeping.

Changing out the headliner or interior walls of your boat? Part 19 of the TACO Marine Project boat provides three time-saving tips for installing headliners and wall coverings.

In this look back at the TACO Marine Project Boat, host John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV and Bill from BT's Welding install the hardtop. There's some GREAT tips for do-it-yourselfers in this video.

Initially we decided to repair the original hard top. Even though the holes in the top were repairable, the bottom and top components were delaminating, so it just wasn’t fixable. We decided it would be best to make a completely new hardtop at Vectorworks and match it to the new aluminum frame BT's Welding made for the boat. In this video, learn the secrets of the best types of bonding agents a...

In this video, John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV goes to a boat wiring factory and shows how they organize and assemble boat wiring harnesses - and specifically for the TACO Marine Project boat. Check out these great wiring tips that you can use to properly run wire throughout your boat.

TACO fans, don't watch this video without seeing Part 14. SPOILERS BELOW In Part 14, John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV discussed the boat’s hardtop, which had close to one hundred holes that needed to be filled. Initially, we fixed the holes in the top by drilling larger counter sink holes and filling them with an epoxy resin mixed with milled fibers. But with so many holes, we asked ourselves,...

John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV talks with Bill Tabor from BT's Welding about making a custom hardtop frame for the TACO Marine Project Boat. The pros at BT's welded a beautiful frame constructed from Schedule-80 pipe. In the beginning, we intended to repair the many screw holes in the original hardtop. But in Part 17 (stay tuned), we decided to make a completely NEW hardtop. Either way, ther...

In Part 13 of the TACO Marine Project Boat transformation, John Greviskis from Ship Shape TV and the crew from Boat Outfitters, Teak Isle Manufacturing, remove the old refrigerator and update the galley cabinetry.

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 12 - Companionway

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 11 - Rub Rail

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 10 - Painting

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 9 - Stringers, Bulkheads and Fuel Tanks

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 8 - Replacing the Fuel Tanks

Sport Fishing with TACO Marine Grand Slam Pro Series Outriggers

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 7 - Replacing the Transom

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 5 - Gelcoat

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 4 - Part Removal

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 3 - Seating

Waterproofing TACO Marine Outrigger Top Mounts with FixTech 15

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 2 - Vision

TACO Marine Project Boat Part 1 - Overview

How to Install TACO Marine Rub Rail

Installing the TACO Marine Grand Slam 450 Outrigger Mount

TACO Marine Leaning Posts with Bill Kushner